There is nowhere to hide on the stage of Griffin ’s Stables theatre, just as there is nowhere to really hide in the two banks of seats on e...

…out went the candle, and we were left darkling. King Lear, I.4.197 Macbeth is without doubt one of Shakespeare’s most popular plays,...

Ibsen’s work is going through a bit of a renaissance in Australia at the moment. To be more accurate, specifically A Doll’s House . Presen...

What is love? People have struggled for centuries – no, millennia – trying to articulate an answer to this fundamental question without too...

In the Tap Gallery’s intimate Downstairs theatre, a table stands, laid for a banquet. A man sits at the table, hungrily stuffing his face w...

This review was written for Concrete Playground . Kenneth Lonergan’s Lobby Hero , playing at the Tap Gallery’s intimate upstairs theatr...

Set on a blank stage with a tree in the centre, New Theatre ’s production of Lanford Wilson ’s Book of Days could be forgiven for seeming,...

Written around 1900 and not performed publicly until 1920, Arthur Schnitzler’s La Ronde (or Der Reigen in the original German) is based a...

This review was written for Concrete Playground . The Darlinghurst Theatre Company ’s Eternity Playhouse, formerly the Burton Street Ta...

You know the opening, that famous declaration. It isn’t happening yesterday, it isn’t happening tomorrow. It is happening right here, right...